People should really stop leaning on the crutch of making everything world readable and writable, to solve permissions problems. Granted it's a step that may solve your problem, but it is in no way the correct way to do so! And if not done properly, it likely never will be done right, as the problem is deemed "fixed".

In a previous email someone mentioned setting the user:group ownership and group only (g+rw) flags. That is the correct way to handle it.

Please stop instructing people to open up their files to everyone. It is a security risk, and can be deemed as something similar to fishing.

-- Rob

On 11/2/05, Lawrence Lam superbaby@myjaring.net wrote:

You need to make "temp" and "logs" writable:

chmod 777 temp chmod 777 logs

================================== On 02/11/05, Tony Dell lledynot@gmail.com wrote:

 Everytime I send a message I get the following error:

 Warning: fopen(./logs/sendmail): failed to open stream: Keine

Berechtigung in /var/www-secure/html/roundcube/program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc on line 252

 do I need some special write permissions on my logs directory?

 Also, even with the error, the message goes throuhg, however, it

doesn't show up properly, it doesn't show the name of the sender, and some of the mail header information ends up in the body of the message. Here is an example: